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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1919)
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUESDAY, AUGUST n, PAGE SIX NOTICE I nm now prepared to furnish Shnstn Snntl from the Iloey, Cam r-and and gravel jilt. In any quantity that may bo desired by contractor nnd builders. AL F. GRAHAM. STOCK PASTURED. n " W NOT LOCATE nici OASIS SEAPLANE FISHING IS NEWEST WRINKLE IN OUTDOOR SPORTS SANTA BARBARA. Aug. C Tim newest thing In sport la seaplane fishing. It originated In Santa Uir- Can furnish Reed pasture for two Dry Zone Ten Kilometers Deep Along ,,nr: t the suggestion of Allan l.otig- hundred head Price $ l.no per month per head Phone or write Dr. W. H. Gaddcs. Eagle Rtdge 31-tf United States KstnlilMuM 1) Mexico. ltoundary May lie the (Jo eminent of Dassengers and Baggage ANYWHERE IN THK CITY QUICK SXRVICK REASONABLE RATES PHONE 187 Western Transfer Co. head, an aviator. Seven young women acted on the suggestion. Thoy hoarded tho l.oug- ' head seaplane, flew out to the flshlug MEXICO CITY, Aug. S. Thtm hanks and came to an anchorage. Af , residents of tho rnlted States win . ter an hour's time, when thev hud I hope to find an oasis in Mexico may made a fair rateh, the return trip was I be disappointed. A cabinet membct ' made. All went off as nicely as If I whoso influence will be. felt In the ; seaplane fisMug was an established i drafting of "dry" regulations wa- i thing. The distinction of being members of tho first party to try out tills sport belongs to Madam I,. A. Sachnowsky of I'etrograd, Miss Irene Harker of Denver, Miss Beatrice l.und nnd Miss Eleanor Morgan of Sun FrancVico. Miss Marjorlo Dennett of Los Angolus and Mrs. Mary llennett and Miss Fair Dennett of Pasadena. "Many unique uses will bo dlscov- ENTENTE GIVING BIG CHANCE FOR POSING BERLIN. Aug Tho Vnrwiierts declares that tho Kntente, liy do uinnding tho surrender of thn former Herman Emperor U nffordlng the Moinrrhlstt an opportunity for noble puses, whli h Is calculuteil to win sym pathy fort'citnt llotieiuullorn and Ills defenders. "A hit of prudoneo mlitbl have told the Entente that much In advance." the paper adds. The 1'iin (iornian Deutsche '.elluiig says: "The Gerjnuu people, who on June USth, 1919, a day of dishonor. In, cowardly tialtorous flight surrendered Its im perial master will again remove this Idol from lis escutcheon " semiannk.u, report OREGON, from , YEAR. 1901) 1910 . Kill J 1(1 M i u i :i $ CONTRACTING IN CONCRETE Cement Work of all Kind nd Roofing Let Me Make You an Estimate W. D. MILLER Contractor New Gty Laundry j WE GUARANTEE OUR WORK ; i Shirts and OoUan Laundered We-also wash sUk, wool aad col ored goods renr carefolljr. Try o once aad be coavlaced. Oar prices are right, raooe 104. 127 Fourth Street Back of First National Bask MMMSMAMAMWWMMMM WVMMMMMVMWWW SUNDAY EXCURSION on Upper Klamath Lake The launches "Spray" and "Oak land" will run excursions every Sunday, leaving the mall boat landing at 8 a. m., allowing fjvo hours at Rocky Point. Fare $1.50 from landing for round trip. Bus leaves Western Transfer office at 7:30 a. m. Calkins & Hamilton VPW recently quoted in The Excelsior a? . saying that It may be necessary fr , (the Mexican government to estahlis' , 'n "iIm." twnrn n Inn ,n.t Mlnnmln,. deep along the entire length of the United States boundary. Intimation was nlso given that the government Is prepared to move Im mediately against persons who are reported to be soiling liquor to Am ericans, using Mexican territory a? their baso of operations. A question which Is said to be giv ing officials hero much concorn is whetherUnlted States brewers and distillers shall be allowed to trans port their plants, together with their stocks of goods, to Mexico. No official action has been taken on that phase of the question. Prohibition as a natlonwido meas ure Is conimenclng.Jo attract atten tlon. General P. Ellss Calles, gover nor of the state of Sonora, recently, revived several "dry" laws and an nounced they would be enforced. Those regulations provide severe pun ishment for persons convicted of the Illegal sale of liquor. Tho legislature of the state of Campeche has discuss ed "dry" measures for some time but it is improbable drastic action will be taken Inasmuch as Governor Joaquin Mucel has asked that instead of n "bone dry law there be enncten measures regulating the manufacture and sale of intoxicants. ok Tin: Hiiumi'i JANUARY I. nun, niMiKenoNS WarranlH. None ..... Nono Nono Nnim Nono ' UUt Noun 1916 , Noimi l'Jltl - Nono 1917 -i - NQnu 1'jlji Nont! Mileage Itediimplloiis ..... t'ash.halum'o Junuiiry 1, 191'.); Mileage Redemption OK ICLAMYt'll toirvTi. TO .MM! III., iihii n Cash ni.r.i J80.40 .120.62 aai.ii 1 aiir.,07 4:17. r.11 7tr..ir. 1,823.(1)! 17,040.23 309,820.88 . .sr. . 30.01 $KI,(IOO IN PREMIUMS WILL IIP. DISTRIBUTED AT SHOW., JjJ. J' l,OS AMiEI.ES, Aug. r. rnim-jjuno liuim fnlnlllnir 134.000 will !0 offered ' Juno nt tho second annual lxs Angeloi. Livestock show to bo hold at Ex position Park hero from October IS to 26, under tho dlroctlon of tho nn nunl fiesta nnd entertainment com- ored for tho seaplane," says aviator mltteo appointed by Mayor Snyder, I.oughoad. "Onco tho peoplo become Tho premium will bo offered for reconciled to the fact that flying Is beef cattle, dairy cuttle, draft horses, a practical rather than a spectacular saddle horses, mules. Jacks, ponlej, thing, they will begin to get somo swine, sheep, goat, poultry, pigeons good out of It." nnd rabbits. SEMI-ANNUAL STATKMKNT OK THK CLKRK OK KIjAMATII COUNTY, OREGON, JULY 1, 10IO Kxlilbits of WnrrantM Drawn Current Expenso General Fund Fund Roads and Highways - $ -- ' Regtstraltons and Elections 1,963.74 449 Sheriff's Offlco 1.96S.00 - Clerk's Office - 2,960.20 ......... Treasurer's Offlco G41.66 243.33 Surveyor's Offlco - - 427.04 Assessor's Office 2,099.50 Court House 1.005.20 96.32 Circuit Court - - 1.615.10 275.80 County Court and Attorney Fees 1,621.48 182.05 Total , 'I'm nod Oxer In the DATE Warranls February 21. 1 9 1 ! N" March 16. 1910 Nono April 2S. 1919 None May 14, 1919 1 Nono 1919 - INOII0 1919 Nono 1919 Nono 1919 Nono 1919 Nono 1919 Nono 1919 Nono 1919 Nono 1919 Nono 1919 Nono 1919 '. Nono 1919 Nono County Juno Juno Juuu Juno June Juno Juno Juno Juno 21 o ..... 2a, 24. 25. 26. a7, 28, 29, 30, Ti 011 s 11 rei Cas h 9,315.01 20,551.70 71,849.7 1 78.25S.13 80,393,55 42,335.69 91.51 180.40 320.52 234.34 205.07 . 437.56 715.15 1,823.60 7,431.71 7,731.19 Total w $330,035.32 Mileage ..$ CO. 55 Pa Id holders of dullmiuenry cert Ideates 2,713.71 Cash Imlancu on hand July 1, 1919: Mileage, mine; Redemptions .". $ Total Ui 180.(0 'lO.tJ "14.31 205.07 137.56 , 718,15 ' 2a.e '"."H0.2J '"'.SSO.ij l 70 -3(!,2 .16.89 ' ;;. 76S20 Total 'UU.Oi ''.ifl 70 I.M17I K.2G8.4J M.39J.5I l-.:UM 91.51 180,10 320.6! 23Ut 265,07 437.54 716,15 1.H23.6 7.431,71 7.731.1 I3 30.935.3J 2.761.JI Total 58.SJ Ji:i3,768.!J ..t.. HINTS TO AUTO OWNERS. You cannot gfve a tire too raucb air. But. you can give it too little, and under-Inflated tires have caused more tire expense, more annoyance, more arguments over tire failures than all the other injuries to automobile tires. A motorist shouldn't think of run ning his car on tires with too little air in them any more than he would consider running his engine without oil. Before attempting cither he knows, and has been warned repeat edly, that such practices are destruc tive nnd expensive. He rnlrht btI.i ontally start on a trip without oil in the motor, but never Is this done In tentionally. Many users say they run thejr tlre-under-inflated because they fear that higher pressure might cause an in Jury. In the Diamond factories tire aie frequently inflated to severa' hundred pounds per inch for experi- 650.00 801.75 224.60 16.00 822.13 392.08 85.50 Experting Books Justice Court ....- Coroner - Insane School Superintendent .. Health Officer Fruit Inspector t... Widows' Pensions 3,512.50 Care of Poor, not Farm 2,846.95 Jail - 271.30 Juvenile Court 10.00 Tax Rebate 131.97 Scalp Bounty (County and State) 1,646.00 Sealer Weights and Measures 60.86 Poor Farm 2,233.98 District Attorney's Office 1,948.61 Assessments and Collection Taxes . 2,028.30 Current Expenses . 2,688.02 Rabbit Bounty (County) 742.60 Institutes and Examinations 92.50 Revolving Rodent Fund .- 376.35 Stock Inspector ... .' Miscellaneous . .- Irrigation Districts .. Quarantine Isolation Hospital . 45.65 750.95 5.00 160.00 284.98 10.50 302.50 Stnto of Oregon, County of Klamath, ss: I, tieorgu I,. Humphrey, Sheriff and Tax Collector of Klnmutli County, Oregon, do hcroby certify that tho foregoing Is n true and correct state ment of tho 'moneys collected nnd turned over to thu County Treasurer tor tho six tncnths ending June 30, 1919. Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, this 12th slay of July, 1919. GEO ROE 1 HUMPHREY, Sheriff and Tax Collector. By UURT E. HAWKINS. Deputy. TltEAHUllKH'H HKMI-ANNUAIj HKPOllT Amount on Rocelvcd Paid War hand Doc. from Taxes rants and 31,1918 nnd other transferred 319.50 2.30 Agricultural College Ex tension Work I 265.42 Bonanza, Oregon 350.59 Current expense County Fair 809.90 Estates 260.47 Circuit Court 6,649.96 Enterprlso Irrigation District Flro Patrol 538.98 207.77 1 General Fund 19,194.92 90.00 High School 19.437.83 8.77 I Horsefly Irrigation District .. 266.69 TIRO JK I K nmnth Tim Inn ten rlarlri 275.00 788.28 Klamath Dralnago District Klamath Falls, Oregon 2,39.0! sources I 1,010.66 657.11 50,428.03 921.21 27.33 '"96M0 2,638.40 87,207.84 16,452.88 4,833.35 4,026.39 40,012.47 25.00 66.00 23.00 129.85 827.75 Totals $35,773.34 General Fund, 133 Claims Current Expenses. 1,381 Claims Road Fund, 489 Claims ..'. , New Court House, 5 Claims . County Library ,30 Claims .-. f 5,495.141 .. 5,495.14 .. 35,773.34 .. 40,324.77' .. 2.045.11 368.05 Klamath Irrigation District.. 15,711.69 bounty i.iorary 1,338.57 School Library . 156.36 Merrill, Oregon 196.16 ,Now Court Houso 66,852.77 Pine Grove Irrigation Dlst. 97.08 'Road Fund 16,526.40 I County School 22,931.40 Htato school 359.18 Shasta View Irrlgutlon Dlst. WTllow Vnlloy Irrlgufn Dlst It's a Long way to walk It. you are out in the country and find that the repair work you had done does not stand up try us and you'll ride and not walk. Hoagland & McCollum Wo buy and sell New and Second hand Cars. Hpeak to us before you buy. We can save yon mon ey. Watch for our specials. Total amount Warrants $84,006.41 Total number Claims, 2,038. Report of Fundi Cusli.oii lianil July 1, 1010 Agricultural College Extension ? 520.08 'City of Klamath Falls 359.05 iflti- nt UnnnnTfi 30S.2G mental purposes. Not a single tirf citv of Merrill ..."..'..' : 26.80 ever bursted and in every case either the rim or some other part gave way, not the tire. KEP URIC AGIO I 1 .IS Summer Colds Are Stubborn Summer colds are always annoying, and as a rule they are hard to get rid of. Colds at this season are out of place and if you wish to get rid of yours, tako K.K.K. Cold Remedy It is a positivo epcclflc for colds at any tlruc. If taken when first symp toms appear, of courso, re lief will bo more prompt. Keep this remedy in your medicine cabinet Price, 30c rELI.S RHEUMATISM SUFFERERS TO EAT LESS .MEAT AND TAKE SALTS ll Onderrvooift Phannac Y W ' KLAMATH TALLS OffEOOM rnW I V KLAMATH FALLS OffEOOM rnSw j IKrV r1? ur Tet onuos yHr.ftyn Rlcuinatlsm is easier to avoid than !s absorbed into the blood. It is tin to cum states a well-known nuthority. We are advised to dres3 warmly; Ucop the feet dry; avoid exposure; eat less meat, but drink plenty of ;6od water. Rheumatism Is a direct result of mating too much meat and other rlcl foods, tl at produce uric acid whirl funftion of tho Kidneys to filter this icld fioin tho blood and cast it out in the urine; tho pores of the skin uro also a means of freeing tho blood ' of this impurity. In damp and chlli I :oId weather tho tiUIn pores are clos I ed thus forcing the kidneys to dc double woik, thoy become weak and sluggish ard fail to eliminate the uric acid which keeps accumulating and circulating thru the systerd eventually settling in the Joints and muscles causing stiffness, soreness and pain called rheumatism. At tho first twinge of rheumatism get from any pharmacy about four ouncos of Jad Salts; put a tablespoon ful In a glass of water, and drink bo fore breakfast each morning for s weok. This is said to ollmlnato uric acid by stimulating the kidneys to normal action, thus ridding tho blood of tlieso impurities, Jad Salts la inoxpcnslvo, harmlesj I and is mado from the acid of grapof anfl lemon Juice, combined with ltth la and is UBed'wIth excellent result by thousands of folks who are sub Joct to rheumatism. Adv. Current Expense .Fund - : 1 ,,4.16.81 Enterprise Irrigation District ...: 292.40 Estates' :.. 273.30 Fire Patrol , , 060, 4 8 Fair Fund 921.21 General Fund '. 48, 123. 5.1 High School Fund ., - 20,669.91 Horsefly Irrigation District .-: , 2,095.03 , Klamath Drainage District r. 2,115.62 I County Library '...., 1,913.00 School Library 2.16 Now Court House ;.... 79,227.40 Pine Grove Irrigation District 346.40 Road .Fund : 42,407.12 County School Fund - ; 35.640.47 State School Fund .'. 353.78 Shasta View Irrigation District r.-t. 256.43 Trust Fund 766.80 Willow Valley Irrigation District .". 318.91 Klamath Irrigation District 1,119.84 School Bend Redemption 19,008.14 Special School Districts .. 14,284.10 Langell Valley Irrigation District 9.00 Total Cash on hand ?289,494.99 School Dlst. No., School Dlst. No. School Dlst. No, School Dlst. No, School Dlst, No. School Di'mI. No. School Dlst. No. School Dim. No. School Dlst. No. Schcol Dlst. No. School Dlst, No. S hool Dlst. No. School Dlst. No. School Dlst. No. School Dlst. No, School Dlst. No. Sri.ool Dlst. No. School Dt. No. School Dlst. No. School Dlst. No. School Dlst. No. School Dlst. No. School Dlst. No. School Dlst. No. School Dlst. No. 4 2 School Dlst. No. 4 4 School Dlst. No. School Dlst. No. School Dist. No. School Dlst. No. School Dlst. No. School Dlst. No. School Dlst. No, School Dlst. No. School Dlst. No. School Dlst. No. School Dlst. No. School Dlst. No. Bend .... Bend .... Bend .... Bend .... Bend .. . Bend .... Bend .... Bend .... Bend .... Bend .... Bend .... Bend .... Bend .... Bend .... Bend .... Bend .... Bend .... Bend .... Bend .... Bend .... Bend .... Bend .... Bend .... Bend Bend... Bend .... Bend . .. 1 Speclul.... 2 Special.... 3 Special.... 5 Special.... 6 Special.... 7 Special.... 8 Special.... 9 Special.... 10 Speclul.... 11 Spoclal.... 13 Special.... 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 13 14 15 19 20 2 23 26 28 31 33 35 36 40 41 49 Overdraft. Summary Shovtlng Financial Condition of Kliiiuutli County ficnrrnl Fuiid- Oulstandinc Warrants ..$195,188.82 Accrued Interest 34,573.00 Cash on hand Balances 48,123. C3 .. Totals $229,702.42 $ 48.123.53 $181,638.89 $. Current Expense Fund Outstanding Warrants . Cash on hand 2,859.80 $ 17,436.81 ? Totals . 2,859.80 $ 17,436.81 $ $ 14,577.01 Road Fund. Outstanding Warrants Cash on hand 7,038.10 $ $ $. 42,407.12 I School Dim. No'. 12 Spoclal School Dlst. No, 14 Special..., School Dlst. No. 15 Special..., School Dist. No. 17 Special.... .School Dist, No, 19 Speclul..., (School Dlst. No. 21 Special..., School Dlst. No. 22 Special..., School Dlst. No. 25 Special.... School Dlst. No. 26 Special..., School Dtst. No, 28 Special..., I School Dlst. No. 29 Special.... No. 30 Special.... No. 31 Spoclal..., No. 32 Spoclal.... No. 33 Special.... No. 34 Special.... i5 Special.... 10 Special.... School Dist. School Dlst., School Dlst. School DlHt. School Dlst. School Dlst. No. School Dlst, No. Totals New Court Houso Fund Cash on hand $., Totals Indebtedness of Klamath County, July 1, 1919 I School Dlst. No, 37 Speclul I School Dlst. No. ?? Siieclnl.... $ 7,038.10 $ 42,407.12 5 $ 35,369.02 School Dlst. No. 39 Special.... School Dlst, No. 40 Snoclnl.... I School Dlst. No. 41 Special.... $ 79,227.40 $ $ School Dist. No. 42 Spoclal.... : . School Dlst. No. 43 Special.... $ 79,227.40 $ $ 79,227.40 8cll0l O's'- No. 44 Special.... School Dist. No-. 47 Snoclal.... $ 52,465 40" Sc"00' Dlst. No, 49 Special.... School Dlst. No. 60 Spoclal,... School Dlst. No. 52 Special.... Yangoll Vulloy Irrigation .$ 4,348.01 820.99 64.95 343.77 798.75 1,226. SO 22.40 691.10 r. is. 1:: 2.11.45 129.55 222.51 817.02 95.74 229. S 48.16 189.79 705.43 4.26 2.59 545.18 633.65 13.15 288.80 179.41 212.47 12.78 1.173.32 879.57 .52 ."""lii'Ts" 272.82 1,395.24 72.28 72.75 467.08 8.88 . .03 407.98 i'.'sV ' 1.70 289.11 105.73 6.82 35.37 147.82 409.11 22.77 1.47 i'n.'oc 78.84 307.8S 242.85 234.26 1-H.22 2.01 61.31 1.44 10.28 7.77 215.64 130.69 57.71 248.61 371.77 932.32 2.16 . 967.38 14.419.74 531.32 63,157.63 41,446.17 ' 289.00 589.47 9,020.40 1,214.36 .63 183.32 249.05 324.65 4!i"4 SS.2I) 130.42 132.87 121.07 3.91 81.55 208.68 78.9!) 121.93 1,303.28 !'6l 171.23 290.14 48.08 162.90 87.76 115.18 138.01 4.577.11 906.96 4 99.55 . .14 26.00 961.12 34.30 6.70 '279.55 31.60 620.22 4lb"sV 1.02 T.m 516.58 .10 90,02 833,96 28.29 1,067.04 172.00 15.59 "i'i'i'M 437.60 523.39 130.54 f.59 760.00 639.4 4 32,991,22 809.90 4.60 5,893.15 676.20 2,516.90 58,279.23 15,220.80 2,996.01 1,910.77 39,892.44 14,591.75 353.99 156.36 1.136.6K 2.045.11 282.00 36,266.91 28,737.10 5.40 32.57 270.66 6,572.00 294.00 30.00 60.1)0 201.2!) 16.011 30.110 30.00 60.110 4 6.01) 120.00 30.00 60.00 440.25 93.00 120.00 19.50 75.01) 61.50 60.00 45.00 1,173.32 879.67 "Hi, or, 623.60 78.98 332.93 479.30 647.35 "ii0J9' 645.30 148.21 102.01 61.19 h'bb'.'io 638.85 182.35 53.00 20D.22 309.31 21,25 1,194.44 9.00 268,00 363.75 201.00 "37T.77 llnliiiicoon li 11 ti il June 30, 1911 i 526.01 368.26 17.430.81 921.11 273,30 756.80 292.40 600.41 4S.123.S1 2U.669.l 2.095.01 2.11S.62 359,06 1.119.81 1,913.90 2.11 26.86 79.227.40 364,40 t2.tl7.lJ 35.610.47 353.78 256.41 31S.91 fi.79G.ll 1,741,35 fi5.5S 197 09 !S7 80 1 III 16 23 10 f.M.04 v. 11 311,37 :'ip;M2 .: 44.13 M'0.93 132.29 ,:IS36 37 15 251.73 1 .'GS.46 4 26 2.60 623.41 S03.79 11.73 306.70 205,67 267.65 105.79 I .'.77.11 905.96 iiOU.07 ,K 43,48 !ir0.89 sOC.04 0.03 19.37 19.28 f 29,10 ,03 ,v2IS5 1.02 1.S7 3.21 1SS.37 10D.S9 14.85 .'.21.03 27.87 1,176.15 22.77 1.47 C9.96 .05 78.84 152.33 41.50 ,-,70.30 144.2! 2.01 lfii.85 1.44 17.87 7.77 .70 30,16 100.02 209,80 1,194.4 9.00 Totals 170,596.25 375.915.88 262.992.11 289.520.02 $181,638.89 $181,638.89 State of Oregon, . County of Klamath, ss: I, C. R. DoLap, County Clerk of tho abovo named County and State, do hereby certify that tho fcroeoine is a true and correct statement of tho number and amount of claims allowed by tho County Court of said County) Ovordraft. for tho sis months ending July 1, 1919, on what account tho same wero State of Oregon, allowed, and tho total amount of warrants drawn, and tho amount of out- County of Klamath, ss; standing and unpaid warrants, as the same appear of record in my office I. O. K. Van Riper .Treasurer of Klamath County, Oregon, do "Jf0 and in my custody. certify that tho ubovo statement of balances on hand December 31, 19 Witness my hand and tho seal of the County Court of said County, tho amounts rocotved, tho amounts paid out, and tho balance-on hand Ju"B this 31st day of July, 1919. 1 30, 1919, are truo, according to tho books of tho County Treasurer's olnce. (SEAL) 0. R. DB'LAP, County Clerk, Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, this 16th dayf July, 1919. By EFFIB OARCELON, Deputy, o. K. VAN RIPER, County Treasurer.